Hanes High School - Blue Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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ill usicaf ilflzmoaisi Music proves to be the background for all our high school memories as each of us looks Among Our Souvenirs. Settling down to the scholastic grind last fall while The Things We Did Last Summer were fresh memories . . . Seeing all the gang and realizing that lt's Been a Long, Long Time since the last meetings . . . Soon the cool days came, an Autumn Serenade . . . The brotherly unity as we sang Onward, Christian Soldiers at weekly devotional programs , . . Fight, You Black Demons was always the theme of the pep rallies . . . Halloween Teen-Age dances, where everyone hummed, I Know those lei- surely summer days were years ago . . . Come Ye Thankful People, Come at Thanksgiving to present the turkeys and gifts . . . Winter Wonderland that came with sl-eet and snow, just before Yuletide holidays . . . The strains of O Come, All Ye Faithful drawing us to Christian services . . . Looking forward to the dances All Through the Day . . . The nostalgia of New Year's Eve before We joined the gang for Auld Lang Syne . . . School again and Blue Skies weather for annual pictures . . . Resolutions to study some, not say I f I'm Lucky, I'll pass this term . . . Harmony Hangout and Junior Jive, where we got a scrap of decorations For Sentimental Reasons . . . Racing with the Moon after the numerous spring semi-fornials . . . Easter week-end, with early morning services Sunday, when we walked in The Easter Parade . . . Spring, when each day seemed to be My Lazy Day . . . Class Day, as Uncle Remus Says seemed mild, compared with class prophecies . . . That relieved feeling of 16's All Over Now after exams and term papers were Passe. Finally, the evening of June third, when the Seniors said, This Is the Night, and suddenly knew they would remember high school Always.